For the first time in more than 20 years, air travelers in the U.S. won't have to take their shoes off to get through TSA screenings.

The Transportation Security Administration has implemented a number of procedure changes to better protect employees and passengers against the coronavirus following a recent whistleblower ...

The backlash is growing on the TSA's decision to allow knives on planes. Updated: 10:59 PM MDT Mar 11, 2013 New Mexicans react to TSA changes ...

Therefore, TSA-proposed changes could directly affect operators using FAA Part 380 regulations, potentially impacting the convenience and unique appeal of semi-private travel services.

Local travelers are giving positive feedback to federal officials changing the airport security rules for children age 12 and under. The changes comes after some parents were outraged earlier this ...

The TSA has introduced new measures at airports in order to make travel safer for passengers and officers this summer but there has been no mention of temperature screenings.

And speaking of the TSA, its chief John Pistole will retire starting Dec. 31. Another comic reveals what took so long to get the announcement out to the public.

International travelers coming to the U.S. may need to have their electronic devices powered up before they catch their next flight.

“Flight attendants are going to be sitting ducks.” TSA head John Pistole said the changes, which take effect April 25, will bring the United States in line with international rules.

The Transportation Security Administration has improved coronavirus protection for airport screeners after a TSA official accused the agency of endangering travelers, the whistleblower's lawyer ...

TSA misconduct is threatening the security of the flying public, according to a report released by the House Homeland Security committee Thursday after a six-month investigation.